Altruism
It would be interesting to learn what a first-world government would do, if the private sector set up its own private, well-armed and modern police force to protect itself from the same government.
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Altruism
It would be interesting to learn what a first-world government would do, if the private sector set up its own private, well-armed and modern police force to protect itself from the same government.
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Altruism

Altruism

by T I WADE
Altruism

Altruism

by T I WADE

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Overview

It would be interesting to learn what a first-world government would do, if the private sector set up its own private, well-armed and modern police force to protect itself from the same government.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149957545
Publisher: TIWade Books
Publication date: 11/30/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 327
File size: 419 KB

About the Author

T I WADE was born in Bromley, Kent, England, in 1954.
His father, a banker, was promoted with his international bank to Africa, and the young family moved to Africa in 1956.
The author grew up in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and his life there is humorously described in his novel, EASY COME EASY GO, Volume II of the Book of Tolan series. Once he had completed his mandatory military commitments, at 21 he left Africa to mature in Europe.
He enjoyed Europe and lived in three countries, England, Germany and Portugal, for 15 years before returning to Africa, Cape Town, in 1989.
Here the author owned and ran a restaurant, a coffee manufacturing and retail business, flew a Cessna 210 around desolate southern Africa and finally got married in 1992.
Due to the upheavals of the political turmoil in South Africa, the Wade family of three moved to the United States in 1996. Park City, Utah, was where his writing career began.
To date, T I Wade has written sixteen novels.
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